Incomeletter to prove annual income for extension of stay based on marriage.
My embassy, Swedish, still write incomeletter.
The income required is 400 000 bath in bank or monthly income 40 000 bath.
Based on the Tax Assessment from the Tax Agency, is that the Assessed employment income before taxes, or after?
I could not find a statement from Thai immigration saying if it's before or after taxes.
If I remember correctly, the Tax Assessment is valid for an income letter.
Sorry if I asked a question already answered, I could not find the search function on this pad
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks clarification regarding the income requirements for extending a stay in Thailand based on marriage, specifically questioning whether the income stated on the Tax Assessment should be calculated before or after taxes. They note that the requirements are 400,000 baht in the bank or a minimum monthly income of 40,000 baht, and express uncertainty as there is no clear statement from Thai immigration on this matter.